Freida Payne Weds Lyle LaVoye In November Ceremony
Miss Freida Payne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steinpres of Saginaw married Lyle LaVoye son of Mr. and Mrs. William LaVoye of Clare in a double ring ceremony at Rev. Charles Kleinhardt home on November 9 1946 at 2 00 pm The bride wore aqua blue wool with black accessories Bridesmaid Mrs John Haring wore light blue with black corsages and John Haring served as best man A reception followed at the Dwyer residence with many relatives attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Payne
8. Steinpres
Saginaw
Lyle LaVoye
William LaVoye
Clare
Charles Kleinhardt
John Haring
Tom Dwyer
Lyle Returns to Consumers Power in Saginaw
Lyle has returned to his former position with Consumers Power Company in Saginaw after his discharge from the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Consumers Power Company
Saginaw
Navy
Budd and Procknow Wed in Brown Corners Ceremony
Miss Helen J. Budd daughter of Zeno Budd and Roy L. Procknow were married by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt on Wednesday November 6 1946 at Brown Corners. The single ring service was used with the bride's mother and groom's father Fred Procknow as witnesses. The couple will reside in Coleman where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen J. Budd
Zeno Budd
Roy L. Procknow
Chas. Kleinhardt
Brown Corners
Fred Procknow
Beaverton
Ring Ceremony Solemnized Here at First Baptist Church
Miss Stella Reger became the bride of George Harris Sr. in a candlelit ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Clare on November 4. The couple, attended by Miss Mary Reger as maid of honor and Darell Weage as best man, planned a reception at the Reger home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Reger
George Harris
Adam Reger
Clare
George Harvig
Lake George
E. E B. Redman
First Baptist Church
Mary Reger
Darell Weage
Couple Takes Brief Michigan Honeymoon After Wedding
The couple left after the reception for a short honeymoon in Michigan's Thumb district and plan to reside near Lake George. Mrs. B H Redman sang Oh Promise Me during the ceremony, with Mrs. Stella Trietch and Miss H Nen Robinette performing I Love You Truly.
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Thumb
Michigan
Lake George
BH. Redman
Stella ‘Trietch
Hnen Rob ‘Inette
Alta Wasson and John Rolland wed in quiet ceremony
Mrs. Alta Wasson and John Rolland were united in marriage on November 6 in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev. Harold Watson. Attendants were sisters of the bride and groom. Neighbors and relatives later gathered at their home for cake ice cream and coffee.
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Alta Wasson
John Rolland
Harold Watson
Harrison
Jim Carson
Joe Barnes
Parish Council Catholic Women's November Meeting Recap
St. Cecilia's Parish Council of Catholic Women met November 7 in the church parlors. Father J. I. Szuba led the opening prayer and October minutes were approved. Christmas meeting details were announced for December 5 at the Bowler home. Entertainment included a dance by Evelyn Artibee and songs by local youths. The evening studied Advent and Christmas from The Annual Cycle of Redemption led by Father Sruba. Refreshments were served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
A. J. Doherty
Jemima
Caisson
David Fleming
Bob Barber
Dick Ulrich
Arthur Sills
Jerry Redman
Jerry Broh
Lee Lyman Sowle
Mary
Louise Tobey
Father Sruba
Don Reynolds
Laurence Jackson, Jr
Lawrence Gibis
Joseph Gibis
Virginia Dionise
Mary Karash
Cooperative Supper at Congregational Church
A Monday evening family night supper for members and friends of the Congregational Church and Sunday School drew nearly one hundred to the church parlors. Mrs. E. E. Cook, Ladies Guild president, announced the program featuring dances, flag drill, solos, recitations and plans for monthly fellowship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
E. E. Cook
Ladies Guild
Jesus
Annie Rodgers
Harvest Supper and Family Night at St Johns Church
Sixty members of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church gathered in the church basement Wednesday evening for a harvest supper and family night program. Rev E C Leyrer spoke, noting the fortieth anniversary month of the Ladies Aid and praising its progress. Marie Schug, president, announced activities and presented a gift to Mrs Julius Schaeffer, the sole living charter member. The program opened with God Bless America and closed with America the Beautiful.
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St. Johns
Geare Grover Married Friday at Home of Reverend Kleinhardt
Mrs Erma Cochran and George Grover wed Friday November 8 at the Rev Charles Kleinhardt home. Attendants were Mrs Bessie Dalton and William Bauer. The couple will reside in Midland where Grover works for Daw Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Cochran
George Grover
Charles Kleinhardt
Bessie Dalton
William Bauer
Grover
Midland
Daw Chemical Company
Townsend Club Elects Officers Friday Evening
The Clare Townsend Club met Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waller. Officers elected for the coming year were Thomas Abbott president C D Harvey vice president and D W Osborn secretary and treasurer. Harvey gave a talk on the Townsend plan in connection with social security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend
D. W. Osborn
Harvey
Townsend
Social Security
Thomas Abbott
East Sixth Street
Ladies Union Meeting At Mrs Davy Home
The Ladies Union gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs L E Davy's home with twelve members and one visitor present. President Mrs Catharine Beale led the business session with readings for entertainment and a pot luck lunch followed. The group will meet November 22 at Mrs James McKay's home for another pot luck meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Girl Scout Council Holds November Meeting at Methodist Church
The November gathering of the Girl Scout Council met Tuesday evening at Clare Methodist Church with a pot luck supper. Mrs. Chester Wallace, president, opened the session and introduced speakers Mrs. Clapp and Mrs. Bovee from Mt Pleasant who spoke on Scout work and troop organization. Mothers discussed Scout problems during a general session after recreation. The next council meeting is set for December 10.
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Girl Scout Council
Clare Methodist Church
Chester Wallace
Clapp
Bovee
Mt. Pleasant
Bates-Hammerberg lead in junior bridge rounds
In the third round of the Junior tournament held last Thursday evening, Bates-Hammerberg led the overall scores and won high for the evening with 9 010 points. Accumulative totals place Bates-Hammerberg at 17 750 and Ulrich-Hendrie at 15 960 as top pairs in the four high teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates-Hammerberg
Groves-Blystone
Ulrich-Hendrie
Hales-Crigier
Koch-Grant
Bicknell-Wyman
Wallace-Green
Jones-Houghton
Neff. Johnson
Hall-Frey
Johnston-Doherty
Zinser-Hartshorn
Jones-Hampton
Neft-Johnson
Jackson-Comas
Less Starchy Potatoes and Salvation Army Beds
Production shifts yield low starch potatoes with 12 to 16 percent starch. The Salvation Army provided 2,500,000 beds for needy men women and children in the United States last year.
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Salvation Army
United States
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Kroger Beef
Chuck Roast
Kroger
Red Cross
Eta
Spotlight Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee
Pillsbury
ABE
Pks
U.S Ne
Pascal Celery
Nancy Halls
Texas Seediess
Mich
Maxwell House Coffee
Mincemeat Country Club
Campbell
Pko
Lakeshore
Sunshine
Hemo
Goz
Pkg
Renuzit Dry Cleaner
Parish Council Catholic Women
Townsend Club
Methodist Church
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Midh
Fall Drug
Wrisley
Gibson
Gibson Refrigerators and Ranges
McEwan Street
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